It's been over a year in the making, but on Tuesday, Slaughterhouse are dropping their Shady Records debut Welcome to: Our House. The next day, Eminem's band of lyrical assassins will be hitting up the "RapFix Live" couch to chop it up with the show's show's host, Sway Calloway.

SH first made headlines in 2008, when the four soloists banded together to form a rap supergroup. The next year, they released their self-titled debut album independently, and then at the top of 2011, it was announced that the fearsome foursome were signed to Eminem's Shady Records. Ever since the signing, fans wondered how the pairing would pan out, especially under the guidance of Eminem, who has built his entire multiplatinum career at the top of hip-hop's verbal food chain.

"I think all of us have been around long enough and are humble enough to know the appropriate time to be a sponge, and this entire process, all of us have done nothing but that, as well as sponging off each other," Joe Budden told MTV News of Em's influence on Welcome to: Our House."So for me, it's been a learning process throughout the entire time, and I can say the same thing for these brothers because I hear it in their music as well. We're just blessed."

As a team, Slaughterhouse can potentially go down as the greatest group of MCs ever assembled. "I just want to say I feel like these guys right here are some of the best rappers I've ever heard rapping, ever," Crooked I told MTV News of Budden, Royce and Joell. "I'm a student of hip-hop — since Rakim, LL Cool J, KRS-One, I've been a student, and to hear these guys rap, to me, these are some of the best rappers I've ever heard in my life."

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